The ILO definition
Examples of The ILO in a sentence
The ILO (International Labour Organisation) declaration on fundamental principles and rights at work shall apply as of right to seamen signed on Community vessels.
The ILO Convention 138 minimum employment age is the local mandatory schooling age, but not less than 15 years of age (14 in certain developing countries), subject to exceptions allowed by the ILO and national law.
The ILO Convention 138 minimum employment age is local mandatory schooling age, but not less than 15 years of age (14 years in certain developing countries), subject to exceptions allowed by the ILO and national law.
The ILO currently delivers over 600 projects in more than 100 countries worldwide with the support of 120 development partners.
The ILO may, by written notification, increase or decrease the scope of work under the Agreement provided the stage reached in the performance of the Agreement so allows.
The ILO defines precarious employment as that in which “employment security, which is considered one of the principal elements of the labour contract, is lacking”.131 This insecurity can come in the form of job stability, working conditions, uncertainty in terms of continuing employment; control over labour processes; the nature and stability of income and access to social protection, etc.132 However, solely using insecurity is inappropriate when determining whether employment is precarious.
The ILO cannot authorize such a use when the use of the emblem or other identifier could be perceived as an endorsement by the ILO of any particular entity, its policies, activities, publications or products.
The ILO operates in Viet Nam under the Agreement on the establishment of an ILO office in Hanoi, concluded on 4 February 2002.
The ILO office in Hanoi issued its first Newsletter featuring activities between July and September 2012.
The ILO itself provides no enforcement mechanism beyond some monitoring procedures, 119 and unilateral strategies of enforcement such as boycotts, military intervention, diplomatic protests, social labeling, and so on, either lack credibility or good evidence that they influence state behavior.